Enumerator – Beneficiary Identification and Data Collection - Karak
Local Work Rights Required
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Role Summary
Join ICU in Karak as an Enumerator to aid in identifying project beneficiaries and data collection for Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians.
Key Responsibilities
- Administer vulnerability screening and beneficiary identification tools to potential beneficiaries, applying the project’s selection criteria (30% Syrian refugees, 70% vulnerable Jordanians, at least 50% women and at least 15% persons with disabilities).
- Collect baseline and endline data through household surveys and structured interviews, in person and by phone where required.
- Use digital data collection tools (e.g. KoBo Toolbox or similar) accurately and in line with the guidance provided by the project team.
- Ensure completeness, accuracy and consistency of the data collected, flagging gaps or inconsistencies to the Case Manager.
- Guarantee the confidentiality of beneficiaries’ personal data in line with ICU data protection procedures.
- Support community-level outreach and validation activities, helping to reach marginalized groups such as undocumented women and persons with disabilities.
- Coordinate closely with the Case Managers on the referral of identified protection cases to competent organizations and services.
- Participate in training, briefings and coordination meetings organized by the project team.
- Apply ICU’s safeguarding, protection and do-no-harm principles in all interactions with beneficiaries.
Minimum Requirements
- Secondary education or higher.
- Prior experience in data collection, surveys or enumeration, preferably within humanitarian or development projects.
- Familiarity with the target communities in Amman or Karak governorate.
- Experience using smartphones/tablets for digital data collection is an advantage.
- Ability to interact respectfully with vulnerable people, including refugees, women and persons with disabilities.
- Strong attention to detail, reliability and ability to work in the field.
- Fluency in Arabic; basic English is an asset.
Eligibility Criteria
The position is available for applicants with legal work authorization in Jordan.
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